When did you go from being a fan of music to actually writing your own? I think that was like, holy crap, I wanna do that. It was always just really exciting to be around. AM: So talking about new music from you, I saw you were recently asking your Twitter followers if you should keep releasing singles or an EP.
I think EP won I kind of agree with him, but the singles kind of like take a life of their own. I think that is cool because you spend money making the stuff.
So putting it together [in a EP], something might get looked over. I think putting singles out helps solidify each song. Gives them a life of their own. Getting a lot of plays on individual songs is cooler to me. Then probably two more early next year. I just go there and he really knows his system. Right now. I can play everything except the drums, so we have a drummer come in. Everything else on the record I usually play. JS: Yeah, that was really cool!
That was a total bucket list dream come true. They were great, they were super nice. Same with Daytrotter! Those sessions are what I thrive for. Since we only have a few live songs, the session helps us have stuff. Then we have the shows. Having people show up to shows is awesome for having one or two songs. Who else are you looking forward to seeing there?
I love both those bands. Also, the Solange record is great. I just listened to them recently for the first time. I hope to connect with them. JS : I wish! JS: Flint Eastwood. We just got off tour with her. We played at Subterranean here. JS : We played her hometown Detroit show to like people. It was in like an old building lobby in Detroit, like all art deco.
